Information about Global Usage Code in 10g and 11g

Hi all,
While creating TP in 10g in Step 4: Create Trading Partner: Delivery Channel , there is a field Global Usage Code which has values as 'Test' or 'Production'.
But in case of 11g, i dont see a field for Global Usage Code. If it is not present in the front end, then does B2B 11g picks this value from backend?
Can someone provide some pointers on this??

As far as I know, "Global Usage Code" was an indicator field only and used to specify the usage of the delivery channel. If it is set to Test, then the delivery channel is used only for testing purposes. If it is set to Production, then it is used only for production purposes. It has no affect on actual message processing.
This field is no more available in 11g and such indication is also not required because of Weblogic domain concept as you will have at least different domains for diferen environments (if you are using same installation fo all env)
Regards,
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